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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1964
Page
3
A musical quartet will close this season's Talk of the Month series at Tioga Hotel Tuesday. Dinner at 6:30, program at 7:30 features Rodgers and Hammerstein songs, sketches of the composer lyricist team, and selections from Oklahoma Carousel Allegro South Pacific Flower Drum Song. Officers for the coming year will be elected.
Phyllis Stierwalt and Neal Murrell united in marriage Thursday evening at the home of Probate Judge John Young. Mrs. Murrell is the Stierwalt daughter of Walter and Mrs. Stierwalt of 33 West Fourth Street. the groom is son of Grant and Mrs. Murrell of Earlton. Attendants were Donnie Baker and George Kaufman.
Miriam Werner of Newton a former Cottey College student spoke about her experiences there. She attends Emporia State College and is doing practice teaching in Chanute schools. The meeting at Mrs Wilfrid Cavaness 220 North Steuben included refreshments served by the hostess with Mrs F A Johnson helping. jonquils adorned the serving table, Mrs Dwight McCreight poured.
The Here & There unit met with Mrs. John Blanscot in Benedict Thursday afternoon, presided by Mrs. W. H. Bradford. Lessons on paint and wallpaper were led by Mrs. Carl Stone and on house plants by Mrs. Phillip Wing. Recreation was led by Mrs. Guy Umbarger. door prize to Mrs. Bradford. 13 members attended. Next meeting set with Mrs. C. C. Myers in Altoona on May 15 at 1 p.m.
Capt. Norman Gates and wife Mrs Gates with four children plan a three year stay in Orleans France after leaving Rolla Missouri where Gates earned a civil engineering degree at Missouri School of Mines The family faces housing and schooling arrangements with American style education for the children and potential hotel temporary housing awaiting a suitable French home for the family en route to Paris and Orleans
Parsons Kansas co sponsored meeting on 1963 property tax laws. Alvin E Jones director of the Department of Tax Valuation will preside and answer questions after the presentation. The session starts 7 30 p m April 24 in the Parsons city auditorium. County and city officials and all property owners urged to attend.
The Jubilee quartet from Oklahoma City will give a gospel music concert at Thayer Christian Church Monday at 8 p.m. A freewill offering will be taken. There is no covered dish supper at the Golden Shrine of the White Shrine of Jerusalem meeting tonight, which starts at 7:30 p.m.
A reader describes marital conflict over a daughter with unauthorized charge accounts and a wife who moves to the guest room. Ann Landers says the daughter isn’t the problem. the marriage fault lies in withholding sex as punishment and urges the couple to seek clergy guidance.
Urich Missouri announces the engagement of Glenda Yarnell daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Yarnell to Johnny Wheeler son of Mrs Myrtle Wheeler. Glenda is a Ballard High School senior and Johnny a Urich High School 1961 graduate. Wedding set for May 10.
Mrs Robert Lausch and Mrs Ruth Nelson will lead a Women s Arts and Crafts Club session Monday at the Launching Pad. Lausch to teach lamps and Nelson to teach novelty pin cushions using Elmer s glue styrofoam balls gold braid velvet pieces a painted tin cup and other materials. Frames for pin cushions will be available. The prior meeting drew 28 women who worked on tote bags and braided rugs.
Kansas Baptist Youth Fellowship convenes with Buford Anderson Joyce Anderson Virginia Maddill Shirley Uden Patty Cooper George Madill and others from Colfax and Grant Avenue joined by Rev E L Redfield and Rev Don Grogan. Furloughed missionary Rev Richard Worley of First Baptist will speak. activities include a dinner, 21 youth discussion groups, and four adult leader conferences Sunday.
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Chanute Tribune details publication origin and staff roles, and lists subscription rates by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson counties and nearby areas. The notice confirms evenings edition and post office custom, with standard AP republication rights and circulation department contacts.
Rev Ned M Roberts of Ottawa will speak on tensions in Africa at Shaw Christian church. The former Belgian Congo missionary and current pastor of Ottawa's First Christian church will give the address on Wednesday April 22 at 7 30 p m per Rev Norman Rogers.
Mrs. C G Kerwitz hosted the Builders Class at 910 Tennessee, Wednesday evening with Mrs. Marjorie Talmadge assisting as hostess. Mrs. Q D Nelson led, and Mrs. M R Wilson presented Norman Vincent Peale’s lesson Living Today to 13 members present.
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